Published: · Severity: medium · Category: other

Twin brothers shot dead in Manta home

Location: La Pradera, Manta, Manabí, Ecuador (-0.9621, -80.7127)
Event Type: other
Severity: medium
Source: OSINT
Event Date: 2026-04-22T12:41:28.000Z

Description

In the La Pradera neighborhood of Manta, Ecuador, armed assailants entered a house and gunned down twin brothers Anthony Josué Cevallos and Anthony Javier Cevallos, in a killing reported on 22 April 2026 linked to the city's wave of violent crime.

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